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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-12-30
~ ortEago Sale.
ts IL u u + r. II,
Judge of Probate.

WHEREAS, Default has been made in the
payment of the money secured by mortgage
dated the Eighteenth day of July A. D.. 1876,
executed by James G.. DEMO and Matilda de-
Mo, his wife, Of the Town of Perry, County of
Shiawassee and State of Michigan, to Henry
Olsaver, of the Town OF Hamburg, County of
Livingston and State of Michigan, which said
mortgage was recorded in the Office OF the
Register of Deeds of the County of Shiawas-
see and State OF Michigan, in libcr No. of
mortgagcS, on page 35I, on the 10th day OF
July, A. D., 1856, at 4 o'clock in the afternoon.
And Whereas, The amount claimed to be
due on said mortgage at the date OF this
notice Is the sum of S470.03 of principal and
interest, and the further sum of $50 rs an at
torney fee, stipulated for in said mortgage,
and which is the whole amount claimed to be
unpaid on said mortgage, and no suit or pro-
cecding having been instituted ut law or in
equity to recover the debt now remaining
secured by said mortgage or any part thereof
whereby the power of sale contained in said
mortgage has become operative.
Now therefore, Notice is hereby given, that
by virtue Of the said power of sale, and in pur-
suance of the statute in such case made and
provided, the said mortgage will be forclosed
by sale OF the premises therein described
Mt public auction to the highest bid
der at the front door'of the Court House in the
City of Corunna, in said County of shiawassec,
OH the Goth day of March, A. D., 1888, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon of that day.which said
premises are described in said mortgage as
follows, to wit:
All that certain piece or parcel of land situ-
ate in the Town of Perry, i'll the County Of
Shiawnssee. and described as follows, to wit;
The south west quarter of the south east quar-
ter of section thirty five (35) in Town five t5)
north of Range two (2) east, containing forty
acres of land according to the original survey,
be the same more or less (The above sale
will be made subject to n certain other mort.
gage dated the Esd day of june, A. D.. 1871, ex-
ccuted by said james {. DEMO and Matilda
DEMO. his wife, to said Henry Olsavcr. and
recorded in the Office of said Registcrct Deeds
in lbcrV. OF mortgages. on to w.t. page 1856, on
the 2Sth day of July, A. D., 1919
Dated this ED dav of December. A. D., 1887.
HENRY OLSAYER.
5. i. SMITH. Mortgagcc.
Atty for Msrtgagce.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-12-30
A Hint to Inventors.

Trohope, the novelist, always felt uncom-
Portable at tho thought that n long railway
journey meant the loss of a great part of a
day, and il prcyed on his mind till he got a
writing table specially constructed for the
train. This was complete success. There
might be other persons in the compartment,
but as soon rs the novelist got in he set up
his table, got out his writing materials and
worked as unconcernedly as il he were at
home. Home Journal.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-12-30

noon by an attempt
of a man named Au-
BERTH, alias Berck
helm, to assassinate
M. Ferry. The muir
derous attack W a s
made in the lobby OF
the chamber of dep
ties, and the would-ba
assassin fired three
shots. mono of them
making n wound OF
INV v,nnprapt Anhar-
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-12-30
CONSTIPATION

Is caused by a Torpid Liver-not enough bile
being exereted from the blood TO produce ma
lures own cathartic The treatment of Const-
patton does not consist merly in unloading the
bowels. The medicine must net only act as II
purgaiive. but be tonic well and not produce
grearer costiveness, To SEIZURE regular habit
of body without changing the diet or disorganiz-
lug the system.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-12-30

My attention, after suffering with Constipa-
tion foI two or three years, was called 10 Simr
mons Livor Regulator and, having tried almost
everything else, concluded to tIy it, / first took
u wineglassfu and afterwards reduced the dose
to teaspoonful, as per directions. after each
meal. found 1hat II had done ME so much good
that continued il until took two bottles. Since
then have experience no difficulty keep 1t in
my house and wonld not be without it, but havo
no use for IT, II having cured me,"-Geo, W. Sims
Asst Clerk Superior Court, Bib co. On,
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-12-30
FORTUNATE FOR FERRY.
A BAD SHOT ATTEMPTS THE ROLE OF
POLITICAL ASSASSIN.

He Fires Three Bullets ut the French States
man without Puncturing Him The
Would-bs Murderer "a Sort of Gallo
Guiteau who was melted to His Act by
the Ministerial Crisis.
PARIS, Dec. :3-The city was thrown in.
to the widest excitement Saturday after
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-12-30
A Confidential Letter, Dated o ct.
l 1887, Which we Publish by Per-
mission under a Latter Letter Dated
oct IL, 1887.

Gentlemen:
Some months ago received your let
ter of inquiry Nv d'rghter has has
been taking your svrnp for months
now using the seventh bot'le. has
been on her back bedridden six
mcn,hs with liver consumption.
Si"ce usirg your remedy. has bad
two large large abcesses of the liver
which has been cured by using your
y"up Her life has been saved. we
all believe. from It's use Yet she is
in a very feeble condition and takes
no medicine whatever, except your
syrup 7, myself, think it the gratest
blood tonic known. and firmly believe
had we known Of it year sooner my
daughter would today he IN sound
health Have had best medical skill
also travelled extensively for her good
but in all never found its equal. |
have subscribed it TO my patients and
have IN every case had the desired
effect.
Nerv respectfully,
DR.. a. + Chapman.
Ionia, Mich.
To Hibbhrd's Rheuma,ics Syrup Co.
Jackson. Mich.
Gentlemen:
Your letter of the seveth ms, be-
fore me and in reply will say. IL my
former letter to you will do suffering
humanity, any good it should be pub
lished. 1t was through letter from
a resident of Pontiac that fast
brought it to my daughters notice
and my only regret is that we did
not know of it year ago instead Of
the last six months. l shall still pre-.
scribe it to my patients as Il think it
the mostwonderful medicine known
or ever put before the public. Truly
your reward will be great as suffering
humanity is blessed, and as you be-
come more thoroughly known.
Very truly yours,
DR.. A. f. Chapman.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-05-14
Last week keher's Advertis-

Last week Reher's Advertis-
ing Department was not found
in its usual place. After "ex-
fcavating" to some extent we
found our Department buried
beneath Hoods Sarsapatilla,
Horse Doctors, J. L. Gabel ana
a CARBON ADVOCATE advertise.
inert, requiring considerable la
Dor ana shutting around to bury
it. Bat we found it away down
in the corner entirely outside of
our contract; we shall hereafter
'tryto correct The erratic move
'ments Of our advertisement and
promise Our readers that they
may find it in its usual place.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-05-14
A Grand Treat.


The entertainment to be given on the
evening of the 21ss in the School Hall,
promises to be very pleasant affair. The
arrangements are in the hands of a capable
committee, members of the G. L. S. c., and
we understand the programme is an ex-
ceptionally good one. We are also assured
that the different parts will be we'll acted, :,
from the fact that the persons to whom
this work is assigned have done well on
former occasions. Great pains are being
taken to make the gypsy scene a success.
It is to be real gypsy camp, and possibly
you may be invited to purchase some tifnk-
cts, baskets, &C., or trade 4 horse, and If
you are not overly fAstidroas, to take tea
with them. and have your fortune told for
dime. We predict this scene alone will
be worth the admission fee, while the sing.
ing and other parts will be appropriate and
of no ordinary nature.
The members of the c. L. S. C. give this
entertainment at the request of the Young
Mems Christian Association, and is for
their benefit. This association has held
regular Sunday meetings during the winter
at which meetings excellent adYice has
been given to our young people by the pas
tors of our different churches, and by other
proper persons. The association is trying
to accomplish some good and we Believe
they are doing it.
TO Secure good library and to meet
current expenses, such as rent and fuel,
they need funds. A liberal support of this
entertainment by our people will give them
this huch needed and well deserved help.
PATRoNIzER
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We have, also, the great Bar
tholdi Burner--in brilliancy Of
light second only to the Great
Rochester, which cah be seen
burning in Our store and win
dow every evening Sundays
.excepted). 1t is a success, we
have tried it, sold it and guar
anteed it, all have pronounced
it a success. To act,ccoGfhHnodate
the public we Sell it ut $l.OO-
Wick, burner and chimney in
cluded. The chimneys do not
break By hedt-a great desidera-
tum. Who would be without a
good light. We have the best
of oil, It's test, none like it in
town. only 25 cts. per gallon.
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Sun Umbrellas and 'ParaSGk
In great variety, from Is cents up to 5000.
sRsaI An Immense S,ork /
z j. ! r. ryusRAurf.
RfKAnKA,hLt auooras.

The Davis Sewing Machine, manufactured by
THE Davis Sewing Machine Company, at Water
town, N. Y, has fairly astonlshed Its inventor,
Manufacturers, and agents, In dneTaptdIty with
! Nwhlehls has censto' THO mont as the fayorlte
ssiaily sewing machine.
People have for Sears..aappdset that no more
! atnpk6Femeut could be made In this "family
friend, but that ttts wasp6ssible is ahundantly
Sproved Bltte New HIgh-xfm Davis They are
In greatef dsmaaH Where their merits are known
Fthanany other sewing nSacfIne. They are so
easily understood so light renning; so sure 10
stay ip, rppiine order, and SO cheap, considering
: the quality that we advise all persons wishing
the very bestsewing machine ever made TO ootain
"a Davis" ThTGompany fully variants every
machine fnrlHye, years--and well they may for
aIe ;niatiiiue in: all its parts is of such a high
Efade totkn,anship that ceffet well get out
'of order. bard running machine Will eyentu-
S;aly impair the constitution of the strongest
: woman, Afnachine that does not work perfect
ly, Is agonisihg ID ahervous, de,cately-
girl or woman. "A machine Shattis oten out OF
order: thatisk6t ready f6r use at all times when
:. It iswanted, rs a thing OF neither pleasure or
profit. Threefoufths OF the tire tegtired In
making garment Is ordinarily consumed in
Blasting tise work No tire Is THUS wasted with
this machine, as by theasc Of the vertical feed,
sall manner Of sewing Is done without bastlng.
II you buy a "Dayis," you VIII have q machine
'approrimatiHg perfection, ana Tor mere than
This no one need ask.
Call,and see the machine at
Geo. w. Nushaum's, Bank ST.
and he will convince you that all we have sald OF
the Davis Sewing Machine is tru. to the leCter.
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Mahoning Itemb.

Subscribe for the ADVOCATE,
Our farmers are about through sowing
oats.
Moses Zeliner recently purchased a
fine pair of mules.
IN. II. Ballet was on a business trip to
Lehigh county last week.
zAMr. and Mrs Frank Flicker. were visit
ing at Lewistown oyer Sunday.
Joseph Ebberts has just returned from
Buffalo with a carload of cattle.
Lafayette Geiger has broken ground
for the erection Of a dwelling house.
Milton Nothstein and wife, of Freeland,
spent few DAYS With "the old folks at
home"
Misses Amanda E. and Hannah Ballet
spent the week visiting friends fin PAila-
delphia.
IS. e. Stofist will preach in the School
House At Normal Square to, morrow ,(Sun-
day. evening.
Hebron Miller stocked his fsh-pond
scaly carp. The fish are 10 inches long
and cost 81 piece.
While sowing oats last week William
Ebefts had one of his fingers crushed by
getting it into the driil.
Miss Sophia J. Weir, is At home again
after a prolonged visit % slatiDgs@ and
other parts OF Lehlgh county.
The sacrament of the Lords Supper
was administered ID the Evangelica church
on Sunday afternoon. Rev. G. S. Haman,
the presiding elder Of this district, was
present and preached a very able serraan.
nAEu
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Lowsr roxamsu,inR Itsmi.


Dallas Blose has secured work on the
L & s. r. R., as mason.
Robert Sherer. of Alburtis, moved his
family to this place recently.
j, John Peter, OF Lehighton, made a
flying visit at Fire Line last Sunday.
Mrs. o. o. Bfose gave birth to an in
faht son 4 1-2 pounds. Mother and child
are doing we'll.
--Gidson Heintzeiman of Hazardsville,
is happy now because his better-half pre-
sented him with little girl.
--Rumor has it that new school house
will be erected this summer at Fire Line.
This is move in the right direction.
The Catholics of Bowmanstown pro-
pose building a new school house at that
place; work will soon be comm enced.
Griffith DeLong the popular butcher
is doing great amount of business, he is
cut every week with four loads of meat.
Joseph Stroll is seriously i'll, he Is
suffering Of dropsy, for the last four weeks
he did not sleep in bed as his breathing Is
too difficult when lying.
Quite a number Of hsh handlers are
passing through here with wagon loads of
fsh-the shad season is now At its height,
while porgies are making their appearance.
i-- CONFIDENCE.
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obituarY-Mrs. Charles ). German.

On Tuesday night ut about half-past nine
o'clock Mrs. Rebecca Gerthan, wife of DR..
Chas. German. residing eh the corner oi
Bank and iron streets, Closed Her eyes in
that last long sleep which finds its waking
only in the spirit land. Deceased was born
In Franklin township, this county, and
was daughter of the late Daniel Arner,
On the 26th day6f December in the year
1S44 she was united in the holy bonds of
wedlock to DIR. Charles S. German; two
children were born to thefn- Maria, a
daughter, who became the wife of Mr..
Harry Hunsicker, of Reading, preceded her
mother to "the land of pure delight'' few
years ago, and P. A., son, at presett in
the employ of the Lehigh Valley Company
at this place. For over three years de-
ceased was a sufferer of Chat terrible di-
sease scirrhus-or hard cancer of the bow
els; for weeks past she was confined to her
bed, at periods suffering the most excruci-
atng pains, so that death to this patient
and consistent disciple of God was happy
relief. A husband, son, and host of rel
atiyes and friends are left to mourn the
loss of kind and affectionate wife, mother
and neighbor. At the time of her death
deceased wss aged sixty-two YEARS, two
months and four days. .li,
DR.. W. A. Derhamer, Of Iron street, as
sisted by DrS Zern, OF Weissport, held: a
post mattem examination On the body
Wednesday morhfhg, when it Was fdurd
that death had tresulted from seifrhus-
cancer-seyen inches long, which had COM
pletely closed the bowels.
The funeral will take place this after
noon friday at halfpast one O'clock.
Rev. ]. H. Kuder will ofiiciate.
The bereaved family have the SYMPATHY
of the entire community in this the hour of
their great loss. ft
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-05-14
OUR STROLLER AT wErsspoRr.
Interesting items PICKED Up and Assorted b
ltha stroller


Interesting items rioksd Up and Assorted By
the Stroller.
The several secret Societies bf town are
In n healthy condition.
--LaurS 4 Seweil SFe rapidly irhsbihp
their new building TO com pletioh.
DIR. Heckenberger, Of Catasduqua, wGs
among the visitors in town this week.
Miss Lille Koons, our obllging assist
ant postinistress, spent last Monday with
Slatington friends.
&C. w. Lentr, representing the interests
Of Hoeyen Brothers, MaGch Chunk, called
on patrons here Tuesday.
Our popular young t6Rnsinen. q. c.
Deats and Henry Trapp, contemplate q
trip to Virginia on bicycles sometime soon.
Our young folks can be seen vending
theii way to the "BIg Rock" early Sunday
mornings since the fine weather has set in.
"a, c. Deats has made q number OF I'm
portant improvements a1ohnd his residence
which greatly add to the appearance of the
same. n, ,; 2 wsN '..tf
: The welsspbrt baseball club viii cross
bats with the Upper Msuch Chunk nihe
to morrow Saturday afternoon, on the
old fair grounds, Lehightoh.
!. During The storm last Friday night
lightning stFnck the ihonsey occupied by
Fred. Messenger, in Rtaerssilie, suburb
of this. place. No serious dRniage was d6ne
however. 1rsT. 'Eg7'7
I'VE call the attention 81 our MANY
readers to M. "A. Oswald's new ADVERTISE
rnent, In :to-dEy's CARBON ADVOCATE.
Don't miss seeing the wonderful self
operating machine whether 15u wish 10
buy or. not,
Oscar Chfistrhan has had hfs new
sprinkler Oh duty this week. The new
water box is nicely painted AID shows the
business anhodnceiheht of u number of
prorhlneht and ehterprising Lehighton and
Weissport b=siness houses.
Don't fail to read the advertisements
In. the CARBON ADVOCATE of Weissport
business men. 1t will pay you to patronize
thenl-bargains at the store of the man
who advertises judiciehsly. Remember
this when you bhy your dry goods, grocer
les, queenswSfe. &C., every month.
The following letters remain Iuincalled
for lii the post office at this place: Christ
man, Lizzie; Cathpbell, Archibald; Christ
man, L.; Hontz, Lydia; Heydt, Reuben;
Kroner. Lydia; Smith, Jane Solt, Nathan;
Stroll, Benjamin. Persons calling for any
of the above letters VIII please say "Ad-
yertlsed." g. C. Deats, postmaster.
-Pipeline Jake, the popular young gen.
tleman who dispenses liquids over the
Logan House bar performed the miraculous
feat of drawing beer through "porter''
spigot one daY recently. Jake's Inventive
genius probably tempted him to make this
effort towards the compounding of the
fatal half-and-half'' by the powers that In
a spigot be.
-Drs. J. C. zerfn and W. L. Kutz. ply
sicians and surgeons Of no mean ability,
have entered into a co-partnership, and
will have their office at the residence of the |
former gentleman. See business card In |
to-day's issue of the ADVOCATE. They |
will be, pleased to wait on all who need |
their services, either In Weissport Or the
country.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-05-14
Ladiei! Do MOI Read rkii.

Miss Alvenia Graver, the popular pro-
prietress Of the New York Millinery Store,
Bank street, was to the city this week and
purchased another large stock OF summer
millinery goods, including all that is nice
New anl beauliful-in hats, bonnets,
ribbons, &c. Ladies of BehiGhton and
vicinity will save money, and secure the
very best and latest styles by calling at the
popular New York Millinery Store on Bank
street. Remember, only the newest and
most fashionable styles kept in stock, at
prices positively lower than the same go0ds
can be bought elsewhere.
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PeOple a, rhey Como nnd %.

-1Dan. Gravor, of Mountain Top, drop
ped IN 10 see us Thursday.
Peter Neigh, of Bloomingdale, circa'
lated with friends here Monday.
Alex. II. Bowman, of Packerton. is Oh
a business trip TO Iowa and Kansas.
&Postmaster G. II. Seidle, of Normal
Square, dropped in to see us Saturday.
-R. Q. Butler, Of Mauch Chunk, while
in town Friday made us a pleasant call.
-Ex-SherlfI Chas. w. Lent, Of Mauch
Chunk, gave us pleasant cab Tuesday,
John S. 'Lehtz, of Northampton street,
was on a business jaunt to Iowa last week.
Misses Emma Schwartz and Mary
Smith, Of Lehigh street, spent Monday at
Mauch Chunk.
Mrs. Z. Barber, Of Allentown, spent
several days with It'd. Clauss and family
on Bank street. Ae
Mrs. Louisa Stbckef, accompanied by
her son George, spent several days with
ifriends.in East6n. ~ ~
---Messrs. Peter Helm and Il. ". Nor
'thiFier, Sr.,. were on q business trip to
Allentown Tuesday,. r. .e,,.
--our Old friend A. c. Brodhead, 5t The
Philadelphia Mint. swAs seeing eId~ Ge1
quaintances in town 6ver Sunday =
-sCs ~ yrhomas,D Df Slatingtoh, was The
guest of his brotiiAA T. D. Thomas, on
Bank stfeet, during lhe past week. Al
Mise Lille Befhinges IN secomplIsiied
vrr- A :,
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To Whom II may conOsrn,

There was an item published in1the
columns of the ADvocA ATE last week which
= have every reason 70 believe alluded to
to me. in reply thereto / would say that
the SAME Is a lie made OUT 1oi the whole
cloth and on purpose to lhjure ME. 1t
would be impossible for me to illtreat my
wife on Sunday evening when she was not
at home, and in regards to the breaking OF
windows to make an entrance would say
that left home Sunhay=-Iny wife being
away on a visit-she returned earlier than
1 expected, and in order to get in broke
the corners out of two panes Of glass to re-
move the nails and raise windows.
- JOHN DERoAoH.
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Pleasant Corner Gossip.
,ouse cleaning time has COME.

House cleanlng time has come.
Frank Lauchnor has very sick horse.
-Chas II. Seidle was on business trip
to Philadelbhia last week.
w. +. Semmel aud Fred Nothstein are
employed at the Patkertoh car shops.
john Bfisllh and lady, of Ashton, Pa,
were the guests of John Mclean this
week. 9.
u. Erwin Mcdaniel and A. Fl. seidls
were on a business jaunt 10 the City Of
Brotherly Love this week.
"A delightful birthday surprise party
In honor of James E. Mcdaniel came on
at the Eagle Hotel one evening recently:
GEukfE.
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Our opening month was a
good month all around--agree-
able-good sor our customers
who got reliable. goods and
medicines. and, for ts, who were
made the happy recipients of
their thanks, smiles, and con-
grsthlations ,aswell lathe more
substantial. -
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Some goodis said about ds, 70!

Some goodis said about ds, fol
readT
"The new drug store that has
been started by DR.. Reber, on
Bank street, in the old location,
is as handsome'a a little medicine
shop as ever met our gaze. 1t
is fixed all up in the latest fash
ion, and the genial face 'or the
smiling doctor can be seen BEAM
ing good will on the customers
from behind his counters.e-
Coal Gazette.
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Electricity is Gagged at last
bottled. One '0f the greatest
curatiyes for pain, neuralgia and
kindred nervous diseases out.
1t can also be applied ih many
other diseases. A fuller de-
scripti6h next week. Only ST.
per bottle. Altoays sbhetting
netc ".rt
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-05-14

A Great Art Picture, ..Christ
before Plate" is still on exhibi-
ton in our ~indo~-seIls well,
all can See it-buy it-O%h it.
Let all the lovers of art-Chau-
tauquains included-possess this
great work of art-the greatest
America ever owned.
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Mr: Brodhe.d .HiIl NO, hs a canaid,ts.

EDITOR OF THE ADvocArE-DEAR SIR:
Having noticed my name mentioned in
your paper as being prospective can
didate for County Treasurer, 1 embrace
this opportunity to say, that notyithstand-
ing the earnest solicitation on the part of
many friends. circumstances over which
haye no control c6ihpcis i,he to decline to
be candidate at this time. Thanking all
those that have kindly rendered me their
support, am Respectfully
w. T. BHoDHEAD.
PAcKERToN, MAY 10.